Life at the Top

“Is it profitable?” Henry’s eyes sparkled as he asked.

Since Sena was listed on Nasdaq and Henry had earned a large sum of money with Jasper. This young master seemed to have gotten addicted to the idea of earning money.

He was now extremely intrigued by any situation that would potentially earn him money.

He had been nagging Jasper lately and asking him when he would fulfill his promise of bringing him along to earn another large sum.

However, it was not yet the right time for that, so Jasper did not disclose anything more to him.

After all, that was going to be a huge incident that would involve the entire world, and even change the way the world would continue to develop. Hence, Jasper was definitely not going to tell anyone about the incident until it truly happened.

“It is, but not by much. Still better than nothing, I guess. I’ll give you an account once it starts being profitable so you can transfer your funds to it. It’ll more or less pay off your airplane fuel costs.”

“I heard that your plane’s been docked at the airport ever since you bought it, right?”

flight costs at least a few hundred thousand Harbor Dollars and I even want to sell that f*cking thing now. It’s really

I told you to start your own business. I’m pretty sure your dad would give you money if you had your own start-up company. Then, I’ll help you plan it out. I can’t promise anything for the first year or so, but it shouldn’t be any problem

Let me play around and be free for another two years, I’m don’t have that kind of mindset now to think about entrepreneurship. You know how my temper is-no one can deal with

the end of the day came the circulation

held where entrepreneurs discussed the future development of some industries. The exciting debate over the dot-com industry’s future was

common folk, and anyone even slightly more knowledgeable knew that something big had

well as their

eyes were focused on Alban’s Seatreasures Group and Jasper’s JW. They knew that a thrilling fight was about to occur between these two companies in

that Jasper had no chance of

history in the mainlands. Its roots ran deep, and its main company was in the pharmaceutical industry that was difficult to enter and thus

greatly desirable industry since the costs for research and technical barriers

a long-standing privately-owned pharmaceutical enterprise in

not have had the strength

on the other